Oh, by the way, weitrhino in case you didn't know that is Konishiki. He was the first foreign-born yokosuna in Japanese sumo. After Konishiki broke the centuries-long streak of Japanese yokosunas, he was followed by Mushashimaru and Akebono, also from Hawaii.No, I didn't stay at a Holiday-Inn Express last night...

garcianc wrote:Oh, by the way, weitrhino in case you didn't know that is Konishiki. He was the first foreign-born yokosuna in Japanese sumo. After Konishiki broke the centuries-long streak of Japanese yokosunas, he was followed by Mushashimaru and Akebono, also from Hawaii.No, I didn't stay at a Holiday-Inn Express last night...

Hey, if you've ever watched a sumo tournament you know they can actually be pretty exciting. Actually, I did know about the Hawaiians. But I don't know who is in my avatar.